Medieval villagesYou can make a trip back in time in the medieval vilages of Banne, Balazuc, Vogué, Vinezac,....

Markets

Every day there are local markets in the mornings and evenings, were you can buy local products and hand made products.In the weekend you can go tresor hunting on "vide greniers" , the local boot sales or professional antique markets.

GrottesA lot of grottes are discovered in our area.Grotte de la Cocalière, l'aven d'Orgnac, grotte de la Madeleine,...The grotte du Chauvet is one of the oldest grottes dicovered in the world, candidat for the L’UNESCO inheretance site.

Wine tasting

The Ardèche is known for its tasty table winesRed: The Merlot and the Cabernet ChauvignonWhite: The Chardonay and the ViognierRosé: the Gris de GrenacheMost villages have their own Cooperative cave. The farmers of the village bring their grapes during the harvest in September to the cooperative where the local wine is made.The nearest cooperative to us is Berrias where you can taste the local wine.You can also taste wine at a private vineyard. There the farmer produces his own wines.Near us are:Domaine de BournetDomaine de Chazalis,Château de la Selve,Domaine du Terriers and many others

Real wine lovers can make a daytrip to the famous Chateauneuf Du Pape (100, about 1,5 hour drive) near to the Mont Ventoux

Chateaux and museums

And of course you can visit several Chateaux and museums where you can discover the way of life of the people and history of the region.Chateau de Vogué, La Bastide de Virac, Chateau de Montréal,.....Museum of chestnuts in Joyeuse, museum of lavender in St Martin.....